hello. This is Technologytodaynow. Recently, Geekbench 6 benchmarksfor the US variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra leaked, and now we have another leak for the European variant.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to show great performance
S25 Ultra US benchmark scores
First of all, looking at the previous news, the single core score of the U.S. version of the Galaxy S25 Ultra recorded 3,069 points and the multi-core score 9,080 points.
This puts it narrowly ahead of the iPhone 16 Pro lineup in the multi-core category, and in terms of RAM capacity, the US model comes with 12GB of RAM.
S25 Ultra European Edition benchmark scores leaked
Following the leak of the US variant, the Geekbench 6 benchmark record for the European variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra has also leaked. While the US version of the S25 Ultra is clocked at 4. 19 GHz clock speed for the big core, but the European model has been confirmed to be clocked at 4.47 GHz, which is significantly higher than the US version (4.19 GHz). Therefore, we expect it to come in a 4.47 GHz two-core plus 3.53 GHz six-core configuration, as previously leaked.
And the single-core score of the European version of the S25 Ultra is 3,011 and the multi-core version is 9,706, which is expected to be higher than the American version. However, it seems that the heat generation problem caused by the high clock speed and the total cost are still to be considered. And the RAM capacity was also reaffirmed in that record, with IT tipster Iceunivers stating that there is an option to start with 12GB RAM, and that there is also an S25 Ultra with 16GB, and they say they don’t know yet whether the base model will be equipped with 12GB RAM.
Galaxy S25 case design leaks
Following on from the S25 Ultra third-party case we saw last time, two physical cases for the S25 base model have also been revealed via IceUniverse. If you take a look, you’ll notice that one case has a camera bump design, and the other appears to be a case with the camera bump completely cut out, and the rim appears to be flat as previously leaked.